WIP Vintage Chaos Dwarf Team
Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 2:10 pm
Hi all!
As a big fan of the Chaos Dwarfs it was only a matter of time for me coaching a CD-Team. Three years ago I bought the 3rd Edition one + 2 Bull Centaurs. However, in the last years I got an even bigger fan of BB and a collector, too Soon I got my fingers on 2nd Edition CD's, which I prefer to the 3rd Edition ones. Since there were two big problems creating a full LRB 5.0 / 6.0 Roster (matching Hobgoblins and Centaurs), the project was put on the back burner. After some investigation, I found the C36 Hobgoblin Line from 1985-87 and the Centaurs (Tenderizer) from this era. I knew from the start, that these were the right minis for me, but I also knew, a lot of conversions were to do.
It took me quite a while to track them down at ebay, but finally I got all the minis i wanted - even the Rashnak Backstabber
Converting very old minis is very complicated. Many limbs easily broke away while snipping off shields and weapon and I had to fix it again and again, but I think, it was worth the effort.
Enough talking for now - let's have some pictures!
As a big fan of the Chaos Dwarfs it was only a matter of time for me coaching a CD-Team. Three years ago I bought the 3rd Edition one + 2 Bull Centaurs. However, in the last years I got an even bigger fan of BB and a collector, too Soon I got my fingers on 2nd Edition CD's, which I prefer to the 3rd Edition ones. Since there were two big problems creating a full LRB 5.0 / 6.0 Roster (matching Hobgoblins and Centaurs), the project was put on the back burner. After some investigation, I found the C36 Hobgoblin Line from 1985-87 and the Centaurs (Tenderizer) from this era. I knew from the start, that these were the right minis for me, but I also knew, a lot of conversions were to do.
It took me quite a while to track them down at ebay, but finally I got all the minis i wanted - even the Rashnak Backstabber
Converting very old minis is very complicated. Many limbs easily broke away while snipping off shields and weapon and I had to fix it again and again, but I think, it was worth the effort.
Enough talking for now - let's have some pictures!